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University of Houston has opened a new food market that will offer all students up to 30 pounds of free groceries a week, following in the footsteps of its sister school UH-Downtown.

Graduating a higher percentage of students may depend on how colleges address fundamental student needs — such as secure housing; reliable access to nutritious food; and affordable, flexible… Read more »

The racial discipline gap is growing in South Bend, Indiana, despite South Bend Community School Corp.'s efforts to tackle the problem of black students being disciplined at significantly higher… Read more »

Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education Commissioner Margie Vandeven says there are essential ingredients that schools need to be successful. 

When the bell rings, the work for many students at Pueblo South High is not over. Athletics and activities take up a large portion of their daily lives.

Since 2015, over 25 community colleges throughout the United States have been offering college programs in prisons funded by the Department of Education’s Second Chance Pell Grant experiment… Read more »

San Jose State University and the State of California have reached a landmark agreement that will turn an old state building near campus into affordable housing for students, staff and faculty.… Read more »

Tahlequah Public Schools is a public school district comprised of a diverse population. The district reflects the unique rural community of Tahlequah situated in a high-poverty region nestled in… Read more »

This is what it means to be a school counselor. To go to work every day with one goal: to make a difference in the lives of students. 

When Abdul M. Omari was a teen, his parents made some things clear: “You’re going to college. You’re going to get good grades. And we can’t pay for it, so figure it out.” Did he ever.

Students at several U.S. universities are tested for possible cases of a novel coronavirus. Experts weigh in on how colleges can prepare for the virus.

Texas School for the Deaf (TSD) has adopted a new school safety tool for its campus.

Colleges and universities across the country are seeing increased demand for student mental health services.

When her college started requiring students to complete an internship in order to graduate, it created a serious dilemma for Janelle.

When Brant Choate gets mail from the men and women in the California prisons he helps oversee, he says the letters often read something like this: “I've graduated with my associate degree for… Read more »

A program pioneered by Minneapolis Public Schools more than 15 years ago is catching on in Minnesota and around the country.

The Oregon Department of Education reported Thursday that the statewide graduation rates rose to 80 percent last school year, the highest seen in the state.

The Saginaw school district’s use of “restorative practices” is paying dividends when it comes to improving classroom discipline while keeping students focused on their school work, according to… Read more »